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	My favourite place UTS Keywords: UTS Downloads: 3
	the uts video - will miller nahh das coo Keywords: uts Downloads: 42
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	Blasphemy - Ian Woolf Newsletter of Studenta Satanis at UTS in 1991. Keywords: UTS; student; society; satan Downloads: 17
	Fire Investigator - Ian Woolf Kate Grimwood is a PhD student researching the chemical forensics of fire in the Science faculty at the University of Technology, Sydney. She spoke to Shannon Jones about her research into flashover and toxic fumes Keywords: science; UTS; SCEP; fire; forensics Downloads: 77
	Spider toxins save lives - Ian Woolf Professor Graham Nicholson from the Department of Molecular and Medical Biosciences in the Faculty of Science at the University of Technology, Sydney spoke with Shannon Jones about finding ways to put toxins from poisonous animals to work saving lives. Keywords: scep; science; uts; spider; toxin Downloads: 1,115
	GraziellaCaprarelli-interview - Ian Woolf Graziella Caprarelli talks to Ian Woolf about volcanic activity in the solar system and life on Mars. Keywords: science; SCEP; UTS; space; mars; volcanic Downloads: 140
	Marianne Menictas interview - Ian Woolf Ian Woolf interviews Marianne Menictas about her Tsunami warning research. Marianne Menictas has been creating a mathematical model that shows how to save the lives of the most people possible from a Tsunami disaster for the least amount of money. Marianne is a final year student in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Technology, Sydney Mathematical models can save lives! Marianne Menictas has just finished her degree in Mathematics and Statistics... Keywords: science; scep; tsunami; mathematics; statistics; mediterranean; uts Downloads: 673
	Gold activated by lasers - Ian Woolf Professor Michael Cortie of the School of Physics and Advanced Materials in the Faculty of Science, at the University of Technology, Sydney spoke to Shannon Jones about the uses of gold nano-particles. Keywords: science; UTS; SCEP; scep; nanotechnology; gold; medicine Downloads: 83
	Bruce Milthorpe Interview - Ian Woolf Professor Bruce Milthorpe is the Dean of Science at the University of Technology, Sydney. Ian Woolf spoke to him about his research into tissue engineering spare body parts using your own stem cells., and using coral-like materials to re-build bones. Keywords: science; scep; SCEP; UTS; bioengineering; medicine Downloads: 8
	Stephen Bush video interview - Shannon Jones What is the process of making a decision? Dr Steve Bush is a lecturer in the department of mathematical sciences and researcher at the Centre for the study of choice. He chooses to explain the science of choice to Shannon Jones. What is the study of choice? Dr Steven Bush studied a bachelors in mathematics and finance, then a bachelor of science honours degree statistics major, then after some time in industry, he completed a PhD in Mathematics... Keywords: science; UTS; scep; SCEP; choice; psychology; statistics; mathematics; maths; finance Downloads: 1,018
	Tsunami warning - Ian Woolf Honours Student Marianne Menictas spoke to Shannon Jones about her research into saving the most lives for the least cost with Tsunami warning systems. Keywords: scep; science; uts; SCEP; tsunami; mathematics; maths; modelling Downloads: 138
	diffusion2011-02-14 - The Diffusion Team Fire and Transhumanism Invisibility - all done with mirrors by Ian Woolf, Kate Grimwood talks with Ian Woolf about her science of Fire Investigation PhD, An introduction to Transhumanism by Ian Woolf, Presented and produced by Ian Woolf Keywords: science; diffusion; invisibility; optics; physics; fire; forensics; PhD; UTS; scep; transhumanism; singularity Downloads: 1,006
	Ross Hill video interview - Shannon Jones Are oceans of acid giving our tropical reefs osteoporosis? Dr Ross Hill is a Chancellor's post doctoral research fellow and lecturer in the UTS Function plant biology and climate change cluster, he explained to Shannon Jones his research on the effects of climate change on calcium-using sea life such as coral reefs. Dr Ross Hill is working to collect enough data to accurately predict the impact on coral reefs and other calcifying organisms of climate change... Keywords: science; UTS; SCEP; reef; climate; warming; coral; environment; ocean; marine; sea; plant; biology; acid Downloads: 827
	Angus Gentle video interview - Shannon Jones Dr Angus Gentle, working in the Physics and Advanced Materials department at the University of Technology Sydney, is a post-doc student doing a ARC Discovery project. Angus is designing a smart system to cool things down using the cold of space and the power of the sun. Angus Gentle completed a double degree of Electrical engineering and Physics at UTS, before going on to Physics Honours and finally a PhD in the Department of Physics and Advanced Materials at UTS, and is now designing systems th... Keywords: science; UTS; SCEP; cooling; radiative; air conditioning; nanotechnology; paint; space; sun Downloads: 1,103
	Alison Beavis video interview - Shannon Jones Alison Beavis in the Department of Chemistry and Forensic science and the Centre for Forensic Science, at the University of Technology, Sydney talks to Shannon Jones about her research in taking the forensics lab to the field, with a mobile Crime Scene Investigations instrument. Alison Beavis studied Applied Chemistry with a major in Forensic science at the University of Technology, Sydney, and she went on to enrol in a PhD project to reduce diagnosis errors in Melanoma using Analytical Chemistr... Keywords: science; SCEP; UTS; CSI; crime; forensic; instrument; chemistry; melanoma; field; research; university Downloads: 860
	Engaging with clients and personalising services at UTS library: Measuring the value for libraries and their clients - Belinda Tiffen and Ashley England Presentation by Belinda Tiffen and Ashley England at RAILS7, 10 May 2011 Keywords: libraries; personalisation; engagement; evidence based practice; measurement; assessment; evaluation; uts; belinda tiffen; ashley england; rails; rails7 Downloads: 8
	PeterRalph-interview - Ian Woolf Peter Ralph talks to Ian Woolf about climate change, eddy covariance and global warming modelling, micro-meteorology, coral bleaching, sea grasses that detect pollution and the ecology of the Antarctic. Keywords: science; SCEP; UTS; global warming; climate change; eddy covariance; modelling meterology; coral; bleaching; pollution; sea grasses; Antarctic Downloads: 434
	Peter Macreadie audio interview - Ian Woolf Meadows under the sea feed the world and clean the air. Marine Ecologist Dr Peter Macreadie is a Chancellor's post-doctoral research fellow in the School of the Environment in the Faculty of Science at the University of Technology, Sydney. Dr Macreadie has been nominated for the 2011 Eureka Prize awarded each year by the Australian Museum, for his research into the role of seagrass. Ian Woolf asked him to explain the role of seagrasses in marine ecology, and their role in preventing global warmi... Keywords: SCEP; Macreadie; UTS; Science; Marine; seagrass; seagrasses; sea; ocean; global warming; climate; carbon; sequestration; cycle; ecology; biology Downloads: 7
	diffusion2011-04-25 - The Diffusion Team Driver Fatigue and Ury's Night Victoria Bond celebrates 50 years of human space travel, Ian Woolf interviews Dr Sara Lal and Diarmuid Kavanagh about stopping tiredness killing people, News by Patrick Rubie: - safe injecting cuts overdoses - premature pregnancy evolves - NASA finds medicines stored in space become inactive Produced and presented by Victoria Bond Keywords: science; diffusion; space; NASA; medicine; drug; injection; overdose; pregnancy; evolution; Ury Gagarin; space travel; space; cosmonaut; fatigue; tiredness; driver; road; accident; EKG; biomedical; UTS Downloads: 1,099
	diffusion2008-12-01 - The Diffusion Team Parasite Wisdom, global warming, and escaped space spiders Marc West extends last week's report on global warming and the next ice age, explains how wine's bubbles can track the carbon dioxide from fossil fuels, about dating glaciers by atomic bomb residue, how wind farms may create weather, and Monday night's crescent moon, along with Venus and Jupiter will show a celestial smiley face! Ian Woolf talks parasite wisdom with Professor John Dalton, director of the Institute for the Biotechnology o... Keywords: warming; ice age; wine; fossil fuel; carbon dioxide; atomic; nuclear; weapon; testing; residue; wind farm; wind power; alternative; weather; smiley; parasite; infection; health; medicine; UTS; life; biology; space; water; hybrid; sea slug; solar; genetic; DNA; brain; neurology; implant; cyber; locked in; turtles Downloads: 1,653